Look up
You sometimes find
yourself at a place where you literally have no answers to the problems you
face that what is left to do is look up.
Looking up is
important because it is the best response to preventing a situation where you
are overwhelmed with the gravity of your circumstances.
At the same time
you hope that a bit of detachment would present a light of inspiration and
insight, maybe an idea or an indication of what path you should take.
That is where I
find myself having exhausted the opportunities that I
mentioned yesterday as I spoke with the social services who put up as many hurdles as they could so as not to help in my re-engagement.
Honestly!
After almost 3 hours
of discussions and disputing, we agreed that they would defray transport costs
but that is just one of the many scenarios I face.
I have no accommodation and no means of subsistence for the possibly first two weeks of work, and that presents a dangerously precarious situation that might impact on my ability to take up this new opportunity.
Much as I try not
to think about it, I realise that there is little time left, it is crunch time,
a case of the great warmth of sunshine in the daytime obscured by thunderstorm
clouds raining cats and dogs with no shelter to run into.
The wind as
boisterous as to lay waste the purpose of an umbrella, yet one can only hope
because that provides the possibility of something and something good always
happens to me.
That is how I find
to smile to dress up my face even when turmoil swirls around me. This is one of those difficult personal blogs that you just realise must be written because it matters too.
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